Drink quantity: 9/10 Drink quality: 8/10…read moreService: 10/10 Ambiance: 8/10 Overall rating: 8.5/10 Yummy frappe, quiet environment. Would come again.

Haraz Coffee House has a beautiful space, a modern clean elegance. The staff are friendly and…read moreincredibly helpful. I love the chill vibes. I ordered a beef and cheese empanada, spinach and cheese pastry, along with the Saffron Latte, and one hot and one cold Pistachio Latte. They coffees were bold, strong, and the flavors are very distinct. If you have a sensitive palate, you'll really taste the saffron and pistachio. I thought the hot Pistachio Latte tasted better than cold, but that's just a personal preference. They have plenty of pastry choices and a decent size drink selection. Their seasonal iced drinks look amazing so it'll be worth getting next time. It's a great place to meet up, coffee date, or get some work done. I'll definitely be back to try other things when I'm able to stay longer. There's a small parking lot.

The baklava was out of this world! If you're a fan of baklava, you will love this place. The owners…read moreare very nice and welcoming. They have numerous types to choose from, but the traditional is my favorite. They also ship, which I haven't tried yet, but I've always gotten mine fresh and it's been amazing. I'll definitely be coming back for more!

Kind, courteous, and welcoming, executive chef Selin Akkaya readily answered all of our questions,…read moreexplaining that the Turkish people do not put honey in their baklava, something I'm traditionally used to. In all honesty, hers--sans the overpoweringly sweet honey--is much better. It is lightly sweet and permits the full flavor of the finely ground walnuts to shine through. Worry not, though, as delectable desserts are not the only specialty! Savory options / meals are also present. The ground beef borek was spectacular as was the cheese borek; both accompanied by a simple side salad of greens, grape(?) tomatoes, and a very light olive oil and balsamic. Cleansed my palate with their Ginger Snap juice (pineapple, ginger, green apple and lemon).

We are OBSESSED with drunken monkey. It all started when we hit the drive thru and tried the…read moregluten-free apple pie ANZAC cookie. Like what even is that? I'll tell you, it's delicious. This opened Pandora's box of delicious gluten free options that lay inside. The following day we went for the mini breakfast burrito (not GF) and egg and cheese everything bagel (GF and SO GOOD). We also got two iced lattes: Mojo Jojo and Tantric Maya. Both with plant-based milks. I loved the Tantric, but honestly they were both great, who am I to choose a favorite? Prices are reasonable, which is a wonderful contribution to the community. I will come back every single time I am in town (and multiple times at that).

I love checking out all the coffee shops and brunch spots in Orlando…read more I got an iced latte and some banana bread a while back. It was nice. I was in the area and needed some caffeine and a snack.

Tried the seasonal Banana Chai Latte at Craft & Common. The banana comes through smooth and…read morenatural, not artificial or overpowering, and blends perfectly with the warm chai spices. It's creamy, cozy, and somehow still refreshing at the same time. What I appreciated most was the balance. A lot of seasonal drinks lean way too sweet, but this one lets the flavors actually breathe. You still get the spice from the chai. Definitely one of the more creative seasonal drinks I've had lately, and Craft & Common nailed it.

Craft & Common is such a cute coffee shop in downtown Orlando. I used to go there all the time in…read morethe mornings but it was getting expensive to purchase coffee every day. Fast-forward to now, I went back for lunch. Someone mentioned they have some lunch options and I checked it out. I ordered a turkey panini and I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. The portion was right and fulfilling. There were some other choices too and they sounded good too. The panini was crispy and I enjoyed the pickled onions touch in the sandwich. This is a great place to hang out. You can sit indoors or outdoors This was a great lunch option and to be honest I didn't think it was an option until someone mentioned it to me. Parking is tricky but since I was walking from work it wasn't a problem for me. Just keep that in mind.

Luminescent has a vool.concet where they are a coffee house and switch over to being a cocktail…read morelounge after six o'clock in the evening. The ambiance is pleasant enough and the service was friendly. With it being on East Colonial Drive (State Road 50), it is a convenient enough stop and they have off-street parking. Overall, i would recommend here.

This one is an enigma for me. This in on Colonial just past Alafaya so sort of USF territory. I…read morewas greeted as soon as I walked in and the space it really nice. I was immediately thinking that this place would not be out of place on Mills ave or downtown. I saw the coffee prices posted and they seemed about average or even maybe a bit of a bargain compared to some of the coffee chain prices. I was given a menu that highlighted some of their rotating seasonal drinks. I was surprised to see drink prices at $15 & $16. I know downtown that would not be unusual, but I assumed since this was pretty far out east it might be a few dollars cheaper. Still, I understand you get what you pay for an they bar seemed to have many top shelf brands and a good selection to boot. There were a few tables with people, and I noticed a few more seemed to be working on their laptops so great idea if you would rather work with a beer or glass of wine instead of a coffee.

My friend loves the matcha here (when she can't get Earthgrounds) so I was excited but I tried two…read morecoffees - one is their cold brew and one was the salted caramel cloud one. The salted one was SO salty and overpowering. The cold brew flavor I just didn't care for. Cute spot and it's obviously popular but I'm no coffee connoisseur, it's just not for me. Great service and their GF banana bread muffin was yummy!

I visit this location several times a month. The staff is always kind and welcoming. Not just…read morecoffee but a little bit of small talk. I usually get the dark roast which is delicious. Every now and then I'll splurge and get a fancy seasonal coffee. I've enjoyed everything here. It can get a little busy but I can usually find a seat. They also have a couple tables outside. They have small tables, a long table and a couch.

I have been here quite a few times, I usually always come for the banana split latte (it's SO…read moregood). I have only tried two of the cookies so far but both have been delicious. All the employees are very nice and offer advice on the best food/drinks to try. Love the vibes of this place, my friend and I were able to sit for a bit and play a game of catan. A very nice place to hang out and relax! Great coffee, great vibes.

Coffee, cute vibes, and amazing guava cheese croissants... YES PLEASE…read more I've been wanting to try this local coffee shop for a while and was over on this side of town luckily. We tried the red potion and the carrot cake latte. The latte was the star of the drinks with cream cheese foam and the perfect cinnamon and spice flavor. Creamy texture with little crunch from the candied walnuts. Their guava cheese croissant was incredible too. Lots of spots to chill, we noticed a lot of students studying so it's fairly quiet inside. Lots of parking and staff was kind.

Always amazing. Best matcha in town! Great vibes. Coffee is…read moretop notch quality. This is where I bring my out of towners to flex Orlando.

Haan Coffee is definitely one of those spots I keep coming back to because I genuinely love the…read moreoverall aesthetic, décor, vibe, food, and drinks. The space is beautiful, modern, cozy, and very photo-friendly without feeling overly decorated. It's a great place to catch up with friends, grab a drink, or just sit and enjoy the atmosphere. The drinks are always one of my favorite parts. I love their creative combinations and presentation, and everything feels a little more unique than your typical coffee shop. The matcha drinks are especially pretty and refreshing, and I love when a drink tastes as good as it looks. The food selection is also a nice bonus, especially when you want more than just coffee or matcha. That being said, just be prepared for the crowds. Depending on the day and time, the line can get pretty long, and the shop itself can become very busy. It's clearly a popular spot, so sometimes you have to bring a little patience. Parking can also be terrible depending on when you go. That's probably one of my least favorite parts of visiting. On a busy day, finding a spot can feel like its own little side quest before you even make it inside. One newer change I'm personally not a huge fan of is their "Unplugged Saturday," where there's no Wi-Fi available on Saturdays. I understand the idea behind encouraging people to unplug, be present, and socialize, but it does kind of suck if you specifically came to a coffee shop hoping to get some work or studying done. So definitely keep that in mind when deciding which day to visit. Despite those little inconveniences, I still really enjoy Haan Coffee. The beautiful décor, relaxing atmosphere, creative drinks, and food keep bringing me back. If you're coming strictly to hang out, enjoy a good drink, take some cute photos, and catch up with friends, it's a great spot. Just plan accordingly: expect a possible line, prepare yourself for the parking situation, and don't show up on an Unplugged Saturday expecting to knock out three hours of work on their Wi-Fi. Still a favorite for the vibes, food, and drinks!